The Evaluation and Treatment of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

"The volume is comprehensive and adequately covers all issues...a welcome resource....operates on more than a single level and offers the reader insight, as well as information. Although the volume seems to be intended for the seasoned clinician, students and novices...will benefit greatly."
—Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation

"Although mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) is one of the most prevalent neuropsychiatric disorders in the United States, it is perhaps the most poorly understood....This textbook is easily the finest and most comprehensive collection of information on MTBI. It presents the pros and cons of the theoretical positions held by various camps in a manner that the reader will find fascinating.... Despite the fact that this is an edited textbook, the various chapters appear to flow together in an almost seamless manner [reflecting] the editorial skills of Varney and Roberts. This textbook should not only significantly expand the breadth of our knowledge of MTBI, but should also help free us from the tyranny of our own biases and help us understand the plight of patients with MTBI in a more humane manner. It should be required reading for each and every health care professional who is likely to evaluate or treat MTBI cases."
—Applied Neuropsychology